Republican Caucus Clocked by Vote Buying Claims
Postmaster Snyder won the county central committee seat at the Piet Tea caucus Tuesday with 54 votes to Crawford's 27 amid accusations of vote buying. Crawford called the result unfair, claiming others were paid to vote, while the Foraker and Taft factions deepened county rifts as rescheduled caucuses planned.
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Feared irate father in law in domestic dispute
A young city man faced a police protection incident Wednesday morning while moving belongings after conflict with his father in law. Authorities reported threats and a confrontation at the residence with an infant present.
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Poko Murpaylis
Sagas Creek
Courtwrig
Gray Prefers Running for President in Delaware
Judge Gray announces he will not accept the vice presidential nomination under any circumstances. The Gray campaign opens in Wilmington with headquarters at the Sayner hotel as Josiah Marvel leads efforts to secure his place on the ticket.
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Mae C Wood Indicted for Perjury and Forgery
New York July 1 Mae C Wood widow of a former judge and foe of Senator Platt was indicted today for perjury and forgery in connection with her divorce suit against Platt. The case centers on alleged false statements and forged documents presented in court.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Mae C. Wood
Senator Platt
Harvey Named President for National Educational Association
Cleveland Ohio July 11 L G Harvey was today nominated for president of the National Educational Association. He will be elected without opposition.
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Cambridge Convention Outcomes Shaped by Local Officials
Vague OCR reads Cambridge convention details with references to Magtteenta district, Notte county, and multiple local figures. It notes votes and seminars involving committees, with several names and places blurred, and mentions upcoming counts and responsibilities for county and city officials.
Girl Kidnapped and Used as Shield in Cal Rifle Battle
Edna May Domengine a 16 year old girl was abducted from her home in Coatingsa California by armed bandits who used her as a shield during a lengthy rifle battle. She was rescued when one captor was captured and she remains prostrated at her father’s home, with possible death from shock.
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Coatingsa
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Edna May Domengine
Damage verdict in $10 400 case against Emer sopas
Jury returns verdict for the plaintiff in a $10 400 damage case against Emer sopas. defense motions were denied and six witnesses testified as the trial closed. The judge sustained the motion after deliberation, and attorneys filed notices related to the decision.
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Notice to Subscribers About Friday Carrier Collections
On account of Saturday being a holiday Times carrier boys will collect on Friday.
Bids for Fire Escapes on City Schools Set
At the next regular meeting of the Board of Education, bids will be opened for installing fire escapes on city school houses. Specimens show escape platforms on the South Lane building and plans for three more at the High School and nearby streets.
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Miss McClure Enters Duties As Deputy?
Untangled OCR shows a note that Miss Mary McClure is appointed to deputy duties in a city or hospital committee context. It mentions a transfer or start date and the assignment to deputy medical inspector or related post. The fragment suggests the person begins duties and faces initial tasks.
Are Wedded by Squire Wimmer in Coness Ute
Miss Wingarer Srotta and Clar ener McCullough, both of Coness Ute, were married this quarter by Santee Wines.
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Matinee Races Next Monday At Local Fairgrounds
Local fair announces matinee horse races scheduled for next Monday. Officials describe planned events, seating, and betting rules as community members anticipate afternoon entertainment at the grounds.
Prisoner Withdraws Plea Before Judge
The prisoner was prepared to plead guilty but withdrew after a conference with attorney Howard Hatlin. Prosecutor and Judge Nicholas discussed next steps as arrangements were made for a trial date in October with possible heavy penalties if indicted and convicted.
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New Judicial Committee Is Selected
A new judicial committee is named with members including Mothe notesv da Comtension and Creten for prdae oom re ope mob hekker. The body is formed to oversee legal matters, with Knox, Whitean Hosdaeh, and others listed among its appointees.
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Aged Mohawk Resident Dies in Prairie Chapel Event
A garbled obituary notes the death of Samuel Roendies described as an aged Mohawk resident. The text mentions a Prairie Chapel ceremony or event and references family ties to Arnold Ford and county sherif duties, but many words are unclear.
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Sammuel Roendies
Fourth of July Doings at Fresno
Fresno plans Fourth of July festivities beginning with a dawn fete and an evening program under the Wendnien Hexhles auspices. Activities will include a refreshment stand, a 4th of July display at a local schoolhouse lawn with community participation and local organizers.
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FRESNO
Head Injury Report From Hemmed Baseball Play
A hazy report details an incident where a player sustained a head injury during a baseball game. The account mentions a skull injury and notes medical attention was provided after the impact.
Weather report notes mixed signals and local departures
Last week featured variable weather with a hot spell on June 24 and cooler days surrounding it. Observer Camertsfelder and others logged conditions while residents prepared for changes as Willum Savage plans to move to Oklahoma and seek new opportunities.
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